The two Men's matches on Saturday (away) will go ahead, and minis, youth, & girls' training on Sunday morning (home) will take place as normal. There will be a respectful minute's silence before the matches and at 10am on Sunday. The club has followed RFU guidance (see below) and agrees that coming together as a rugby community is the best way to honour Her Majesty.
"RFU GAME UPDATE: The official guidance we have received from Government is that there can be respectful continuation of sport at all levels this weekend.
The overwhelming opinions shared so far within the game are that teams and supporters want to come together to honour Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II to be united in our grief as we express sorrow at her passing.
Rugby, at its heart, is about community and bringing people together, in good times and in sad. Rugby clubs are a source of strength and support during times of uncertainty, and we hope that by enabling games and other rugby activity to go ahead this weekend, with families and friends congregating it will help us all to unite at this time of national mourning."
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